Traditional AI-assisted development treats AI as a tool. The AI-Driven Development Lifecycle (AI-DLC) treats it as a central collaborator throughout the development process. In this session, join Skyjed CTO Stephen Brown, to share how his team applied AI-DLC to compress a 4-6 week implementation into 48 hours. Discover how AI-DLC's three phases — Inception, Construction, and Operations — reimagines the software lifecycle through AI-powered execution with human oversight and dynamic team collaboration. Drawing on Skyjed's firsthand experience on integrating AI-assisted development into their existing software development lifecycle, this talk explores how team collaboration, Kiro-powered workflows, and enterprise-grade code development practices were enhanced rather than replaced. You'll walk away with practical steps to achieve 1520x accelerationwithout sacrificing quality, governance, or control.
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